bā​jùn

eight steeds

  • created sense approved 八骏/八駿 · bā​jùn · fine horses — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

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    bā​jùn

    fine horses

    (literary) A general term for excellent horses.

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  • created sense approved 八骏/八駿 · bā​jùn · eight steeds — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    八骏 / 八駿

    bā​jùn

    eight steeds

    The eight famous horses belonging to King Mu of the Western Zhou dynasty; different sources list different names based on their speed and color.

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  • created sense approved 八骏/八駿 · bā​jùn · imperial carriage — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    八骏 / 八駿

    bā​jùn

    imperial carriage

    (literary) Refers to the emperor's carriage, named after the famous horses of King Mu.

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  • created sense approved 八骏/八駿 · bā​jùn · Ming imperial horses — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    八骏 / 八駿

    bā​jùn

    Ming imperial horses

    The eight famous horses of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming dynasty, namely: Longju, Chitu, Wutu, Feitu, Feihuang, Yinhe, Zaoliu, and Huangma

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